Web design across the Jacksonville metro
From Jacksonville itself out to the smallest towns in the metro, every business gets the same service. Being outside the city limits costs you nothing here.
Customers of a business in Duval County, the most populated county in the Jacksonville metro, often live elsewhere in the metro: St. Johns County, Clay County, Nassau County and Baker County. We work with businesses in all of them, because those are the counties where most of the Jacksonville metro lives. Between them, they make up the whole Jacksonville metro. That takes in places like Jacksonville Beach, Orange Park, St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach and Macclenny.
One city, five counties
Duval County and the City of Jacksonville share one government, so a customer in Mandarin, Arlington or Riverside may think of themselves as living in Jacksonville. A customer in Orange Park, St. Augustine or Fernandina Beach usually does not. If you serve those places, your site should name them on the pages where they matter, instead of hoping "Jacksonville" covers them.
Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. A site you can update yourself, with a notice bar for storm closures and changed hours, saves a phone call to your web designer when you need it least.
The cost of being hard to find in Jacksonville
Most of the customers you are missing are the ones who went looking for a business like yours and found somebody else instead. A proper website closes that gap.
What we build for Jacksonville businesses
- Website design: a website custom made for the business, built exactly to your liking.
- Small business web design: we work mainly with small businesses, giving them more visibility and more customers.
- Brand identity: we design and build the company into a brand, with its own custom logos, colors and type.
- 3D design and animation: a high-end feel that gets noticed and keeps visitors looking.
- Calendar booking: booking built into the site, so customers schedule themselves and you keep your time for the business.
The process is simple and runs on Eastern Time. We talk, we plan it in writing, you watch the site take shape, and we walk you through it at launch.
Guides for common Jacksonville business types
A question from Jacksonville businesses
Can my site cover St. Johns and Clay County as well as Jacksonville?
Yes. We build a service-area section that names the counties and towns you actually serve, and we only add a separate page for a place when you have something different to say about it there.